Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) has launched a digital transformation maturity index model for government entities. The index aims to enhance and streamline digital transformation initiatives within government agencies, which has been the subject of MCIT’s recent introductory workshop. MCIT presented the ministry’s model for assessing digital transformation maturity, explained the measurement approach, highlighted the assessment phases, and produced reports for the government entities participating in this initiative. The index evaluates the level of commitment of government bodies to fundamental digital transformation standards, offering an assessment of their status and ongoing progress in adhering to best practices and established benchmarks on the digital transformation journey. The objective of this index is to bolster the commitment of government entities to directives and decisions while promoting the optimal adoption of foundational standards in line with the government’s Digital Strategy for 2026. Furthermore, the index aims to enhance the quality of services delivered to beneficiaries and contribute to Qatar’s advancement in international performance indicators. Director of Central Government Services Department at MCIT, Ahmed Yousef Al Tamimi said MCIT is committed to providing excellent digital transformation frameworks and enhancing collaborations with relevant government organisations.
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